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30th May 2010, 01:45 AM
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30th May 2010 01:45 AM
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30th May 2010, 03:00 AM
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30th May 2010, 07:25 AM
#983
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Thanks Selviem for your nice post.
About the china grass cake,( NOV ANNEH )
Selviem, it would be a bit difficult to make.
You have to make two chocolate cakes.
Then, pour the agar-agar mixture on the cake.
Later put on the other layer of the cake, and must make it set.
Selviem I will post the recipe soon for you.
Try and see, how it turns out for you.
I do not make it nowadays as it contains lot of egg yolks.
To tell you Selviem, there is no end for varieties of desserts made with china grass.
Thanks, Kugan98
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30th May 2010, 07:33 AM
#984
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Kugan's Kitchen 4
Dev, wishing you all the best in china grass cooking.
Please post the picture.
Thanks, Kugan98
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30th May 2010, 07:36 AM
#985
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Kugan's Kitchen 4
Tamby, how are you?
Porumai, porumai.
Take care, Kugan98
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30th May 2010, 07:41 AM
#986
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Suvai nga, neenga forum vanthaleh oru kalakalapputhaan.
Oh! agar in Hindi means aanaal vaa.
I have to learn Hindi then.
Suvai nga ungga simple, simple recipes send pannungga.
I will cook and post the pictures.
Thanks, Take care, Kugan98
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30th May 2010, 11:55 AM
#987
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oho kugan, is it made up of cake. i also dont prefer egg yolks. then let me try out the simplest one.
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30th May 2010, 11:55 AM
#988
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suvai , i am not that much brave to try a difficult receipe. neenga try panuga then next i will try.
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30th May 2010, 12:27 PM
#989
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Kugan's Kitchen 4
Selviem, let me not frighten you.
I will post the recipe for you.
You can try when you are free.
Selviem, I will go all out to try new recipes.
As long as the food is not wasted, I am happy.
If the family shows the thumbs up
Then the recipe is for keeps, or the recipe paper will go to
the waste paper basket.
O.K Selviem, I made two types of china grass for our Suvai nga. very simple recipe, only one must have the patience.
Thanks, Kugan98
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30th May 2010, 12:46 PM
#990
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This is called Pandan layered China grass.
You have to cook the china grass as per direction.
that is the basic china grass mixture.
Divide the mixture into 2 equal parts.
1 part you add green colour and pandan essence.
The second part you add milk and keep aside.
Both the mixtures you have to keep in different pots,
So that you can warm up the china grass as it becomes cold
Paathinggala evalvu vellainu.
Now take a container, pour the milk layer first. Let it set.
(your measurement must be correct, that is if you pour 1/4 cup of the milk layer, you must also pour 1/4 cup of the green layer. Only then your layers will look pretty)
Scratch a little of the milk surface with a fork, pour the green layer. You keep on doing this till all the mixtures are used up. chill in the fridge, and cut into neat slices.
Appadi avalvu thaan. Thanks, kugan98
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